And no, steampunk isn't a 100% original setting either.
so it was only partly the reason.
anyway. it's not the only example i gave. forget about it then and forget about fez 2.
the point i made is still there.
genre does not define gameplay, and therefore does not define whether or not a game is original.
not the gameplay but it does make the entire setting.
zombie games have/are A. always about the apocalypse. B a few or one last surviver. C. loads of slow and easy to kill enemy's. D. most have wierd weapons to kill whit.
You even listed Fortnite in your holy list of original games
holy? where you got that from?
it's just a list that jumped to mind. i never said anything about anything being holy.
What do you think you fight in that game?
can't say they are zombies really.
coming from under the ground. gone during the day. not looking like dead humans..
nha those aint zombies.
Nearly all the games on your list could be split up into multiple different ideas that were formed together with a concept that had a bit of a twist to an already existing one.
(look d_dude this a good argument ;) )
yes most could. and that they brought it together and gave it their own twist to it. makes it original for me.
what is there to twist about zombies? if the zombies change, the public wont like it. (running, swimming and ladder climbing zombies have been tried and failed.)
I think the developers even said that there was inspirations from these games.
dunno that. i only follow a few developers. i dunno anything about the rest.
but there are a few compare-ables whit the games. so it wouldn't surprise me.